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Spring Remodeling Project Ideas

Here is a short list of spring remodeling project ideas for your home.

It's that time of year again: the warm weather is giving the Washington, D.C. area residents the urge to do more around their homes and in their neighborhoods. If you’ve got the itch to make changes to your house, take a look at this short list of spring remodeling projects that can bring comfort and provide enjoyment to your family:

Improve Your Entryway and Windows – Adding a new door and windows can improve a tired facade (and entice future buyers if you’re selling your home). By installing ENERGY STAR rated windows, you can gain as much as a 30 percent reduction in energy use and boost curb appeal.

Add Insulation – Spring and summer can bring their own brand of heat to the D.C. region and better insulation keeps more of your cooled air inside. And, once the winter cold returns, more heat will stay inside, too.

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Fix Your Floors – Over time, floors can take a beating from human and pet traffic. Consider new types of flooring in one room or several, which can add a whole new look and feel to your spaces.

Show Your Kitchen Some Love – There are reasons why everyone congregates in the kitchen – it’s the home of two life sources (food and water) and it’s just fun to be there. If your kitchen isn’t looking or feeling its best, consider a partial or complete renovation.

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Give Your Bathroom a Makeover – Tired of the tile and other outdated features in the bathroom? There are a variety of ways – from fixture replacements to more extensive remodeling – to improve this all important place in your home.

Don’t Forget the Exterior of Your Home – Winter weather can be hard on the exterior of your home. Make sure the outside is in good condition, not just for aesthetic reasons, but also to maintain structural integrity.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at 301-946-2356 or dmerrick@mdbi.us.

David Merrick
Merrick Design and Build

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